Exert Resources Limited (exertresourcesltd.org) introduces itself as a mining company: an “exploration and development enterprise dedicated to essential metals such as copper, cobalt, lithium, and rare earth elements”. Behind the Sign Up button, members buy plans that pay up to 13% in 16 hours.
A mining firm with a Washington-Delaware office
Exert Resources
exertresourcesltd.org
BCSC WARNING
- Logo: “Exert Group”
- Office given: “1627 17th St NW Washington Delaware United States”
- Email shown: An address on assetaptitude.com, a different domain
- Footer: © Copyright 2018
- Domain registered: 19 July 2025
- Regulator alert: BCSC, 25 June 2026
Washington and Delaware are two different places. 1627 17th Street NW is in Washington DC. The footer claims 2018; the domain dates from July 2025. In June 2026 the British Columbia Securities Commission listed the brand, “Exert Group”, as a concern on IOSCO’s I-SCAN network.
The plans — Exert Resources
According to the site’s plan pages, returns run from 5% in 24 hours to 13% in 16 hours, plus a 10% referral bonus. Mining a metal takes years from exploration to sale. A mining company that pays 13% in less than a day is not paying from mining. It is paying, for as long as it can, from the deposits of the people who joined after you.
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What to do — Exert Resources
- Stop deposits and recruitment immediately.
- Save the plan page and your account balance.
- Record every payment and receiving wallet.
- Report to your bank and local police.
The verdict: a mining front for hourly fixed returns, with a regulator warning. Avoid Exert Resources.
A real mining company publishes drilling results, licence numbers for its exploration areas and annual accounts. Exert Resources publishes none of these. If someone introduced you to it through a chat group or social media, save that conversation and the person’s profile. Those details help banks and police link several victims to the same operator.
Sources: IOSCO I-SCAN (BCSC, exertresourcesltd.org, 25 June 2026); exertresourcesltd.org (checked 28 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.
